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City officials in Southern California have announced a proposal to develop a new amphitheater and residential homes in the downtown area, replacing parts of the Civic Arts Plaza. The initiative is part of a broader effort to create a pedestrian-friendly environment, though it has faced opposition from some local residents.
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City officials in Southern California have announced a proposal to develop a new amphitheater and residential homes in the downtown area, replacing parts of the Civic Arts Plaza. The initiative is part of a broader effort to create a pedestrian-friendly environment, though it has faced opposition from some local residents.
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